Free AI Press Kit Generator for Authors
Generate the press release, author bios and one-sheet that reviewers, podcasters and journalists ask for, all from your book.
How the press kit generator works
Three steps give you the documents every media request asks for, written in the format editors expect.
Enter your book and background
Give the title, the description, your background and a release date. Attach a book from your library and the generator reads the real blurb and chapters.
Generate the kit
You get a press release in standard format, author bios at three lengths, and a one-sheet with the facts a reviewer needs: format, price, page count, ISBN fields and contact details.
Send it out
Paste the bio that fits each request, attach the one-sheet to pitches, and put the press release on your author page so anyone covering the book can find it.
Who uses the press kit generator
A press kit is the difference between a reviewer covering your book and moving on to the next email.
Authors pitching reviewers
Book bloggers and podcasters ask for a bio and a one-sheet before they say yes. Have both ready instead of writing them under time pressure.
Self-published authors without a publicist
No publisher is preparing these documents for you. Generate a kit that looks like one a press office produced and use it for every pitch.
Authors with a launch date
Coverage has to be arranged weeks ahead. Send a dated press release early so outlets can plan a piece around your release.
Frequently asked questions
A short set of documents that tells media everything they need to cover your book: a press release announcing it, author bios at several lengths, and a one-sheet with the book's key facts and your contact details.
Different places need different lengths. A podcast intro wants two sentences, a blog post wants a paragraph, and a conference programme or your author page wants the full version. Having all three ready saves rewriting each time.
Title, subtitle, author, genre, formats, page count, publication date, price, the identifiers a bookseller needs, a short description, and how to reach you. It is the page a reviewer skims before deciding.
Yes, and you should. Check every fact, add the quote you want used, and make sure the dates and links are right before you send it anywhere.
Put it on your author page at a stable URL so you can link it from pitches and your social profiles. Journalists often look for it before they ask.
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